Sidemen: The Book: The book you've been waiting for

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a b Gach, Ethan (3 April 2023). "Popular YouTuber KSI And The Sidemen Apologize For Racial Slur Joke". Kotaku. G/O Media . Retrieved 4 April 2023. Along the way you'll learn how seven of the world's biggest YouTube stars started off with nothing more than a computer console, a PC and a bad haircut before joining forces to crush the internet. And they'll tell you just how they did it (because they're nice like that) with their ultimate guide to YouTube while also sharing their memories of recording their favourite videos as well as a typical day in the life of The Sidemen. There’s nowhere to hide as KSI, Miniminter, Behzinga, Zerkaa,Vikkstar123, Wroetoshaw and Tobjizzle go in hard on their living habits, their football ability, and their dodgy clobber, while also talking Fifa, Vegas and superheroes. They’ll also give you their grand house tour, letting you in on a few secrets, before showing you their hall of fame, as well as revealing some of their greatest shames. a b "KSI: how the YouTube millionaire, who beat Logan Paul in a celebrity boxing rematch, made his name". Business Insider. South China Morning Post. 13 November 2019 . Retrieved 8 March 2020. I HAVE NEVER BEEN SO EXCITED FOR A YOUTUBER BOOK IN MY LIFE. I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THE SIDEMEN TO WRITE A BOOK AND HERE WE ARE. YOOO I'M SO PROUD OF THE BOYS.

During the time that Simon and JJ shared a flat (2019 until 2022), the Sidemen would use it as base to film their less-extravagant group videos such as Q&A's and indoor low-budget challenges. a b "Who are the Sidemen? How KSI and friends amassed 123 million followers". The Times. 23 October 2021. Archived from the original on 23 October 2021 . Retrieved 24 October 2021.Name of publication, year the record was awarded, name of the record, and the name of the record holder

KSI and Saffron Barker urge fans to stay inside as YouTube stars band together during coronavirus crisis". Metro. 29 March 2020 . Retrieved 29 March 2020.Some of the members knew each other before the group was formed. Bradley and Brown both attended Bexley Grammar School in London and Olatunji and Minter both attended Berkhamsted School in Hertfordshire. [5]